Haley Hill

"Soundtrack of Silence" is a moving ode to the highs, lows, and daily rhythms of living with hearing loss.

Inspired by the musicality of Métis culture, this fresh work of Indigenous storytelling centers perspectives of both man and nature.

Indigenous authors share a unique perspective and literary style that's hard to find anywhere else. These listens are essential for everyone looking to better understand their voices.

Transporting listeners through an uncanny parallel universe, Neil Gaiman’s Coraline takes an unsettling dive into the differing perspectives of adults and children, while ultimately reminding us that there is no place quite like home.

From mildly chilling to outright creeptastic, we're sharing the listens that get us in the mood for spooky season.

Despite its influence on horror tales and films, the Gothic novel that gave birth to the science fiction genre tells a deeply human story.

Geena Rocero explores performance as a means of surviving, the vibrant culture of the Philippines, and what it means to live authentically in her daring memoir.

Contextualizing his notorious encounter in Central Park, Christian Cooper expands his narrative with humor and grace.

Debut author Julia Langbein talks about how improv comedy shaped her novel, what we gain from being vulnerable, and why she writes to change the future rather than reflect on the past.

A round of applause for this year’s emerging novelists.

If watching Guillermo del Toro’s stunning reimagining of "Pinocchio" tugged on your heartstrings, consider how it compares to the original fairy tale with this essential guide.

Debut author and art professor Katy Hays delves into medievalism and tarot card lore to create an unforgettable, atmospheric novel set in an iconic New York museum.